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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1938

Page

11

New York Day By Day By Charles B. Driscoll

New York dispatch flows through daily notes on bachelor life, a grandma in Minnesota, and Mary Margaret McBride broadcasts with no script. The column glances at a lost Scottie named Teddy, a storm of dog owners, and a painter's European road trip while musing on war, politics, and lonely scenes in a bustling city.

Mary Margaret McBride Missouri Mary Margaret Pacific Coast MclIntyre Bob McNitt Syndicate Mary Scottie Greenwich Teddy Bobs Favorte McNutt Bob Todd

Across the blue sky a lone bird sails through city lights

A reflective fragment recalls a distant flock and a solitary crane skimming the midtown skyline. The narrator, a Times sourcerer, mentions crab gathering and crape gifts, hinting at regret and capricious memory amid a 1938 copyright note.

Prowler on a Cruise Ends Teddy’s Night Watch

On a motor yacht Golden Gull a hooded prowler stalks Teddy Ravone. The steward is murdered, the engines fail, and Teddy awakens in a linen closet. Denis and Hugo patrol, Teddy confronts danger, later aided by Chans Winslowe as chief danger remains unresolved.

Theodorez Teddy) Ravone Elsie Haro Albright Denis Graham Dr. Smitting Chans Winslowe Grahams Cecil Stoddard Roy Parrin Marvis John Carper Professor Turner Teddy Hugo Dennis Charis Smurtting Denis Aunt Este

Youth Conference Delegates From County Announced

Lorain County will be well represented at the Rural Young Peoples Congress to be held at Ohio State University in Columbus from Monday to Friday noon. Delegates include Merton Mason, Margaret Mason, Marian Knittlemherst, Eleanor Eaton, Aldine Palmer, Thelma Boone, Deanetie Berg, Willay Barper, Maude Hose, Ray Trinter, and others from Lorain County Granges, Farms Bureau families, and senior youth groups.

Lorain County Rural Young Peoples Congress Ohio State University Columbus Hummer County Agricultural Extension Ohio Lorain Oureau Few Stevenson Weller Rotruck Hore Oberlin Patterson Hamre Ridgeville Toran County

Avon Lake Community Notices And Local Updates

Avon Lake area notices list fire association officers and planned fall practice led by Captain Kekic and Ed Sra. social and club activities include Jolly 32 Meet highlights with Ruth Sherman and Mrs Duff, plus county events at Lorain churches. Residents attend, visit Cleveland Clinic, and plan dinners, picnics, and meetings through the week with various civic groups and houses of worship.

Avon Lake Ariane Firemens Ted Zea O Edy Kekic Flotte Joe Neyers Blackhhall East Ted Kekc Fin Ned Kekic H-sg Ana Ed Sra

Local residents visit and depart in Wellington area

Mrs Dell Dunning and her daughter Nina visited Mrs Eva Masten in Wellington on Wednesday. Mrs Deringer stayed to visit her sister Miss Pho ths Black left Wooster College Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Grell and sons returned to Lorain after a month with her grandmother Mrs Dell Dunning. Miss Lena Fiver and Mrs Lee Hockman of McClure Ohio spent several days with Miss Mary Britton.

Dell Dunning Nina Eva Masten Wellington Deringer Pho Ths Black Wooster College Robert Grell Loran Lena Fiver Lee Hockman McClure, O Mary Britton

Bauman Family Reunion and Local Notices in Elyria

The Bauman family reunion was held at Ruggles Grove with a noon basket dinner. Attendees from Henrietta included Fred Bauman and Mrs Dute Godfrey with Martha Bauman, plus Ruth Dute. Officers elected at the business meeting were Godfrey Bauman president Fred Bauman vice president Herman Haent secretary treasurer. Relatives from Colorado Springs Cleveland Elyna Loran Fremont Amherst and South Amherst attended. The report mentions PTA planning for September 1 and a program by 4-H Club members. Various local families and friends hosted gatherings and visits in Elyria and nearby areas, with several dinners, suppers, and social events noted.

Henrietta Bauman Ruggles Grove Fred Bauman Henry Dute Godfrey Martha Bauman Charles Dute Ruth Godfrey Bauman Herman Haent Cleveland Colorado Springs Colorado Elyna Loran Fremont Amherst South Anherst

Ohio Farm Income Lower This Year

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports Ohio farm income for the first seven months of 1988 totals $2326,000 less than the same period in 1937. Up to Aug 1 income reached $159,380,000 versus $182,662,000 in 1937, with crop income falling to $31, total livestock income slipping to $125,331,000.

Washington Ohio Bureau

Local social calls and visits noted in Kipton area

Mrs EB Sharp and daughter Madge and Mrs McBurnie of Kipton were visitors to Mr and Mrs Hollis Derby. Mrs Wallace Wood and son of Cleveland returned home after ten days with her parents, Mr and Mrs Wallace Court. Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel of Brownhelm called on Mr and Mrs Adam Horn. Mr and Mrs Ross Hales and daughter Dorothy, Mrs Martha Hales and daughter Ruth visited the Hollis Derby home Saturday evening. Miss Marion Dudley returned to Patterson New Jersey to resume teaching. Mr and Mrs Paul Court of Oberlyn were guests of Mr and Mrs Wallace Court. Miss Ella May Dudley returned to Millersburg to teach. Jim Muitchell of East Liverpool visited over Labor Day with Mrs Ralph McDowell and family.

EB Sharp Madge McBurnie Kipton Hollis Derby Wallace Wood Cleveland Wallace Court Charles Bechtel Brownhelm Adam Horn Ross Hales Dorothy Martha Hales Ruth Hollis Derby Marion Dudley Patterson New Jersey Paul Court Oberlyn Ella May Dudley Millersburg Jim Muitchell East Liverpool Ralph McDowell

Vincent BRIEFS Group Guests Attend Weekend Gatherings

Recent evening guests of Mr and Mrs T M Baldwin and family included Mr and Mrs Harrison Peters of West Ridge Road Muss, Dorothy Jackson, and George Filman of Elyria, and Mr and Mrs Harold Beckstein and Mr and Mrs Waite. Pembroke College North Carolina figures Ian Rudge and Lowry attended a picnic at the Lake with Miss Frances Stineb ing and the Baldwins. A group enjoyed horse shoes, Cascade Park excursion, and visits from J G McIntire and two daughters from Portsmouth. A Markley Girls Senior Sewing Sallies meeting practiced a play for a future visit to Markley School.

Frances Stinebing M Baldwir the Lake Moulder George Thompson George Thompson Jr Dale Edward Kunz Frank Hyee Lorain Robert Thompson Cleveland Slater Marcella Roberts Donald McGul Homestead Pentisslvania Cascade Park Elyria

Prize Winners In Rabbit Show At County Fair Listed

The Lords County Pun rabbit show crowned Steve Turbak of Lotatn as top display winner with rabbits taking five firsts, five seconds, four thirds, two fourths, and three fifths. Al Emery of Elyria earned second best display with multiple placings, Claude Pierce led overall ribbons with ten firsts and many seconds and thirds, while numerous exhibitors from Akron to Cleveland claimed a range of firsts, seconds, thirds, and fourths. A total of 277 rabbits were entered in one of the era’s largest displays, with judging by breed, variety, and class.

Steve Turbak Lotatn Lords County Turbak al Emery Elyria Claude Pierce Lorain Lone Oak Magory Joe Wayecik A H Bentz Akron Fouth Leo McMillan Fred Kohler Harold Stickle Clarence Chalker George Kotba Cleveland Frank Gifford Lakewood Ome Heeles Wellington Painesville John Geiss North Olmsted E E Blake Avon E J Shater Cleveland L J Gres Lorain Fred Kent Walter Botumer Sears

Local social visits and entertainers seen in Atlanta area

The report lists Wakeman Mr and Mrs M L Dorning hosting their daughter Ruth and Mona Rivera and Mr W Webb le Taylor visiting Reva and Neva Su per Mr o and Mrs Raymond Shinky and son with Mrs Benson in Amherst. Chainde Peaboos and daughter from Atlanta are visiting Mix Ola Shelton. A Londonselephone clock claims to provide the time to all who call. The total prizes amount to 440000 dollars in winnings last year.

M L Dorning Ruth Rivera Mona Wweble Taylor Reva Neva Mr O Mr. Raymond Shinky Irs Benson Amherst Chainde Peaboos Atlanta Georgia Mix Ola Shelton

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